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Former French air chief: Shared A400M service would boost budgets, help European defense
European nations no longer have the budget for a diverse fleet, so a plane designed for both tactical and strategic missions fits the operational and financial bill.
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Lockheed grows closer to F-35 block buy deal with US, international customers
Lockheed Martin is hammering out the details on a F-35 block buy proposal that could shave $2 billion off the total cost of the purchase.
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Textron company eyes Australia in wake of Tiger helo critique
Bell Helicopter is keen to pitch to Australia in response to reported criticism of the Airbus Helicopters Tiger attack helicopter, said Richard Harris, vice president for international military sales.
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Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines launch joint sea patrols
Southeast Asian neighbors Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines launched coordinated maritime patrols on Monday to intensify their fight against Islamic militants who have laid siege to a southern Philippine city.
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India kick-starts military satellite programs
India officially maintains that space is for peaceful use and, as such, does not have an anti-satellite program. However, sources within the state-run Defence Research and Development Organization say such a program does exist.
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Global demand spurs restart of Raytheon missile production line
Raytheon expects to grow Standard Missile-2 business well beyond the initial $650 million program that spurred a restart of the production line, said CEO Tom Kennedy.
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Wanted: India partner for Thales mini drone
Thales presented its Spy’Ranger, a mini UAV, in New Delhi, about three months ago as part of the French electronics company’s search for a local partner to pitch its drone to the Indian Army.
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Paris Air Show to give defense industry opportunity to smooth Trump’s ‘America First’ rhetoric
The first European air show of the Trump era comes at a time when comments from President Donald Trump have strained longstanding U.S. alliances.
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T-X program not a kingmaker for international competition
The winner of the T-X program will amass a huge share of the market, but will face difficult competition internationally.
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Wide-open market: Global demand for new fighters, attack aircraft surges
According to data from Avascent Analytics, the total number of ongoing or potential competitions for fighters, bombers and attack aircraft is 54. Narrow that to only stated competitions and there’s 21: seven in Asia, four in the Americas, eight in Europe, and two in the Middle East and North Africa.
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Former French air chief: Shared A400M service would boost budgets, help European defense
European nations no longer have the budget for a diverse fleet, so a plane designed for both tactical and strategic missions fits the operational and financial bill.
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Lockheed grows closer to F-35 block buy deal with US, international customers
Lockheed Martin is hammering out the details on a F-35 block buy proposal that could shave $2 billion off the total cost of the purchase.
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Textron company eyes Australia in wake of Tiger helo critique
Bell Helicopter is keen to pitch to Australia in response to reported criticism of the Airbus Helicopters Tiger attack helicopter, said Richard Harris, vice president for international military sales.
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Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines launch joint sea patrols
Southeast Asian neighbors Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines launched coordinated maritime patrols on Monday to intensify their fight against Islamic militants who have laid siege to a southern Philippine city.
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India kick-starts military satellite programs
India officially maintains that space is for peaceful use and, as such, does not have an anti-satellite program. However, sources within the state-run Defence Research and Development Organization say such a program does exist.
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Global demand spurs restart of Raytheon missile production line
Raytheon expects to grow Standard Missile-2 business well beyond the initial $650 million program that spurred a restart of the production line, said CEO Tom Kennedy.
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Wanted: India partner for Thales mini drone
Thales presented its Spy’Ranger, a mini UAV, in New Delhi, about three months ago as part of the French electronics company’s search for a local partner to pitch its drone to the Indian Army.
-
Paris Air Show to give defense industry opportunity to smooth Trump’s ‘America First’ rhetoric
The first European air show of the Trump era comes at a time when comments from President Donald Trump have strained longstanding U.S. alliances.
-
T-X program not a kingmaker for international competition
The winner of the T-X program will amass a huge share of the market, but will face difficult competition internationally.
-
Wide-open market: Global demand for new fighters, attack aircraft surges
According to data from Avascent Analytics, the total number of ongoing or potential competitions for fighters, bombers and attack aircraft is 54. Narrow that to only stated competitions and there’s 21: seven in Asia, four in the Americas, eight in Europe, and two in the Middle East and North Africa.
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Former French air chief: Shared A400M service would boost budgets, help European defense
European nations no longer have the budget for a diverse fleet, so a plane designed for both tactical and strategic missions fits the operational and financial bill.
-
Lockheed grows closer to F-35 block buy deal with US, international customers
Lockheed Martin is hammering out the details on a F-35 block buy proposal that could shave $2 billion off the total cost of the purchase.
-
Textron company eyes Australia in wake of Tiger helo critique
Bell Helicopter is keen to pitch to Australia in response to reported criticism of the Airbus Helicopters Tiger attack helicopter, said Richard Harris, vice president for international military sales.
-
Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines launch joint sea patrols
Southeast Asian neighbors Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines launched coordinated maritime patrols on Monday to intensify their fight against Islamic militants who have laid siege to a southern Philippine city.
-
India kick-starts military satellite programs
India officially maintains that space is for peaceful use and, as such, does not have an anti-satellite program. However, sources within the state-run Defence Research and Development Organization say such a program does exist.
-
Global demand spurs restart of Raytheon missile production line
Raytheon expects to grow Standard Missile-2 business well beyond the initial $650 million program that spurred a restart of the production line, said CEO Tom Kennedy.
-
Wanted: India partner for Thales mini drone
Thales presented its Spy’Ranger, a mini UAV, in New Delhi, about three months ago as part of the French electronics company’s search for a local partner to pitch its drone to the Indian Army.
-
Paris Air Show to give defense industry opportunity to smooth Trump’s ‘America First’ rhetoric
The first European air show of the Trump era comes at a time when comments from President Donald Trump have strained longstanding U.S. alliances.
-
T-X program not a kingmaker for international competition
The winner of the T-X program will amass a huge share of the market, but will face difficult competition internationally.
-
Wide-open market: Global demand for new fighters, attack aircraft surges
According to data from Avascent Analytics, the total number of ongoing or potential competitions for fighters, bombers and attack aircraft is 54. Narrow that to only stated competitions and there’s 21: seven in Asia, four in the Americas, eight in Europe, and two in the Middle East and North Africa.
